
Apartments near Harlem Hospital Center in New York, NY (8,286 Rentals)


2153-2155 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

141-143 W 127th St

62 Edgecombe Ave

3 E 128th St

2066 5th Ave

335-337 Malcolm X Blvd

56 E 130th St

2066 Fifth Ave

32 E 129th St

321 W 139th St

116-118 W 127th St

76 W 127th St

50 W 127th St

19 W 127th St

23 W 127th St

13 W 127th St

2070 Fifth Ave

2068-2070 Fifth Ave

2075 5th Ave

10 E 128th St

2028-2030 Madison Ave

44 W 127th St

68 W 127th St

56 W 127th St

64 W 127th St

328 Lenox Ave

114 W 127th St

320 W 140th St

100 Edgecombe Ave

102 Edgecombe Ave

329-331 Malcolm X Blvd

104 Edgecombe Ave

418 Saint Nicholas Ave

146 W 127th St

49 E 129th St

301 West 130th Street

5 W 127th St

26 W 127th St

24 W 127th St

150 W 127th St

106 Edgecombe Ave

325 Malcolm X Blvd

28-30 W 127th St

18 W 127th St

77 W 126th St

8 W 127th St

2056 Fifth Ave

318 Lenox Ave

115 W 126th St

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